The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-08-19

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Hereafter we shall print the rea
estate transfers.
N. MacBain has been in Detroit
during the week.
Mrs. Clara Phelps and children
have returned to Flint.
ID. M, Christian has been East and
purchased his fall goods. s
The color of the new cent pos
tage stamp is to be green.
Henry Parsons will remove to his
Bennington farm next week.
Miss Nellie Chittenden started last
Saturday for Hamilton. Ont.
Dave Dwight has broken ground
for his new house on Water street.
Geo. Manning, of Chesaning. visit
ed at Mrs. ]. Manning's, Wednesday.
Mrs. Fannie Hershey and daughter
returned home Tuesday from Adrian.
Miss Carrie Bilhimer writes that
she will start for home about Sept.
Ist.
Some people are obeying the shade
tree ordinance good many Others
are not.
A. Galloway, master mechanic OF
the +. & N. M. road, was in Owosso
Tuesday.
Prof. E. d. Hogan, of Jackson, the
well known aeronaut, was in Owosso
Thursday.
We understand J. S. Colby intends
to erect modern brick house on his
Pine street lots.
Excursion to Whitmore Lake Sat.
urday via the T. & N. M. road. Fare
$I.a5 round trip.
Mrs. w. F. Spanlding of Jackson,
visited her son, c. III. Kelsey, in this
city Wednesday.
Don't fail to be at the citizens
meeting, at opera hall tonight. The
car shops must come.
Mrs. f. Davis, of Hillsdale, is in
the city TO spend some time with her
son, Geo. W. Loring.
Seth Pettibone, OF Shaftsburg, is in
Owosso taking lessons in shorthand
OF Miss Helen Manning.
Second annual reunion Of Com
pany d. Ist Mich. Cavalry at Ovid,
Saturday of this week.
Mrs. E. A. Gould and two sons
started Wednesday afternoon for
Cleveland to visit friends.
NC. Payne has resigned his position
as secretary and bookkeeper in the
Hartshorn, Nysewander Co.
l.. S. Goodale has commenced
work on his new house, corner of
Jennette and Mulberry streets.
The soldiers reunion at Corunna
yesterday attracted the attendance of
quite number of our citizens.
E. c. Squiers has purchased a lot
from O. c. House, on Exchange St,
and will commence work on resi-
dence.
Mr.. A. Heron, travelling agent of
the Detroit Tribune, dropped down
in Owosso this week in the interest
of that paper.
]. S. Colby has sold his residence
on Mulberry street to DR.. c. P. Par
kill. The DR.. will put house on
the south lot.
Ed. Carpenter, of East Saginaw,
has won one of the cups offered in
the gun club contests three times and
now becomes owner of it.
The editor of The TINES delivered
an address at the annual picnic of
the Oakland county Odd Fellows, at
Rose Center, on Thursday.
The case of The People VS.. James
Braman, for assault and battery, was
tried before Justice Baldwin on Mon
day and resulted in acquittal.
We were glad to see Frank Vim
Pile, of Perry, on our streets last Fri
day. His broken limb is nearly we'll,
but he is still obliged to use crutches.
VIM. Spangler, of Perry, was tried
last Saturday on charge of desertion
and non support of his wife. The jury
said not guilty. Watson & Chapman
for defendant.
J. II. Thorn and wife left on the
afternoon train on Wednesday for
Sand Lake, Ransalleer county New
York, their native place, for six
weeks visit with relatives there and
in the adjacent counties.
Wednesday afternoon Of last week,
c. j. Stuart sold.to Chas. Doane, of
Owosso township, Nichols & Shep-
herd vibrator" threshing machine at
4 O'Clock, ordered it by telephone
from Battle Greek, and at S a. m f,
Thursday, the machine was in the d.
" M. freight yard. That might be
called quick business.
Albert Frieseke is in New York
making arrangements to place his